in case anyone would like it for further work. Been saving more of what I find just in case. I like to get to species if I can. So specialist, don't be shy- I'll drop it in the mail if you'd like.
Kenny

something very near Pholcus phalangioides?, we'll see if there's agreement??

As a note: This spider however, just for the record, is found in bright rooms and ceiling edges throughout homes. Never would have labeled it a "cellar" spider. I would make a minor argument that this variant in Saratoga NY is very common on upper floors. This individual spider, made its way into an aquarium, where it built its web just under the light, catching gnats here.

Kenny

"Cellar spider" is just its common name and not a law. The spiders probably even existed before people had basements! Ghost spiders are still alive. I'm not sure if orbweavers actually "weave" (I think weaving should require interlacing). That is why common names are probably more misleading than helpful, but they are often easier to say. :-)
This one was found outside, but it may be a "House Centipede"

point well taken. . .I realized that, but just for a behavioral note on this particular animal, thought I'd add that.

Best,
K

Pholcidae. . .hum.